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When you say the case is done, where is the failure? Cracked neck, head-case seperation?Case head separation mainly - next cracked neck if case ...
Spray and cook 😮 ;D ;D worked for lazy me for 30 odd years now. Sometimes shoe polish brushed onto metal before spray and bed...
When a belted straight wall case is trimmed with excess clearance, it stretch's very fast and case head separation is accelerated. I suppose neck...
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aaaaand, yet my Oupa shot springbuck in the head at 300 yards from off a running horse using a old .303 and what ever ammo he had. ? ? / how did he do...
lotta work making stuff like that, hours and hours + redo it from start.
I see that another issue with belted cases is not mentioned. trimming case length too short.When a belted straight wall case is trimmed with excess cl...
I only clean brass these days when the cases are embarrassing to be seen, and then, I kinda just sorta clean it a bit better than it was. Those days o...
I have had a loose chamber or two that needed fireforming before being able to even try develop a load. Turned out that one of my earlier test loads w...
NoStepOnSnek88your post are not really answer, comment on posts, and it shows in the responses. Please do not let this be an indication of lack of int...
I was crazy on this topic 20 years ago, read everything I could and realised there is likely no real answers and also more is more, but not much more....
And thePredicting performance from data attributes is an infinite circular argument.You have to test. From your rifle, with your load.Theoretically, t...
In the era of the Brown Bess shoot throughs of more than one enemy soldier in close ranks was far from uncommon.*************************Ok, but thats...
If the ball penetrates fully, why change the shape to penetrate further than fully ?**********************If u can guarantee that the target will neve...
One also needs to remember that SD probably became important when bullet shapes transferred from long, thin heavy-for calibre bullets of the late 1800...